TOST & RPVOT: An introduction to two ASTM test methods for oxidation resistance
Resistance to breaking down in the presence of oxygen is a key factor in extending the useable life of a…
THE LATEST AND GREATEST PHILLIPS 66® LUBRICANTS HAPPENINGS
The Importance of Selecting The Right Hydraulic Fluid
Choosing which hydraulic fluid to use for a customer’s equipment can seem like a daunting task, especially to new salespeople.…
Combustion Chamber Deposits In Landfill Gas Applications
Traditionally, mid-ash engine oils are recommended to prevent the buildup of silica deposits in landfill gas applications. However, Phillips 66…
Phillips 66® Quench Oil Products and Their Applications
Quench oils play an essential role in the casting and forging of steel parts and are used across a wide…
Suggestions for Aircraft Engine Storage and Infrequently Flown Aircraft
There’s a higher risk of rust developing in the internal engine of an infrequently flown aircraft. Read the white paper…
The Importance of Monitoring Lubricant Metal Levels in Stationary Natural Gas Engine Oil Applications
Many operators now perform oil condition monitoring through oil analysis instead of set oil drains based on hours in service.…
Confused About Particle Count Testing? We’re Here to Help.
The type of fluid you’re using in your systems is critical in deciding what particle count method to use. Grant…
Next-Generation Turbine Oils E-Zine
Turbines are a critical technology in power generation, pipeline transmission, marine, chemical and other industries with intensive power requirements. Gas,…
The Right Grease For Any Industrial Application
Grease is a semi-solid and viscous lubricant used in machinery applications when typical lubricating oils will not stay in place.…
